I'm making my first purchase on a "non-owner occupied" duplex in Central Indiana and the first mortgage company that I went to get pre-approved will only allow 25% down.

I have an MFR (only a duplex though) here in LA/Venice as of recently but everything else has been SFR so far.

My fiance and I are first time investors and we are looking to FHA house hack a duplex in Albany, NY.

The property is actually two duplexes on the same lot. 

If you're talking a coastal SoCal duplex, the answer is probably no...it will probably not be cash flow positive (assuming a mortgage on the property).In addition to looking at non-traditional types of property, there are also some lesser populated areas of SoCal. 

Hey BP,I'm looking for a Duplex to "house hack", but am seeing negative cash flow in this scenario.

I'm trying to buy a duplex or triplex in surrounding areas of San Clemente, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Hills, Dana Point, Mission Viejo and Aliso Viejo.

Considering buying a duplex as primary residence.

If you rent for more than $750 cash flow is higher. 28 houses paid for with a minimum rent of $750 & netting $500 is $14,000 a month.You're basically creating your own closed end fund that all of the Wall Street funds use to buy so many houses with their investor's money. 

Hey, I’m in the Tampa/Lutz area and looking to acquire multi unit properties (Duplex-Quad) as well and need an agent/broker to work with.